The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-11-11
THAT BAD MAN |!

Some of the Influences that Make
Sinners of us Instead of Saints
Moral characteristics are too often
the outgrowtb of physical causes.
II SO. should man with diseased
body be trusted with armies, banks,
railroads, or other great enterprises !?
In order to strengthen the mind,
we must strengthen the ody. But
in aiding physical forces, certain
muscles are frequently strengthened,
because of their use, at the sacrifice
of the parts of the BODY unemployed.
The oarsmen develop the muscles
that are brought into use in rowing
and by continually developing them
he is prepared for the great event.
The poet and the artist study nature
to improve the mind and the eye
To enable one to employ all his
forces to the best advantage, the body
must be in q healthy condition, so
that all parts may fully perform their
functions, and thus elevate the mind
by strengthening the body.
The irritable man. the unjust man
the unsuccessful man, the woman in
her duties of life, the counting room
defaulters. and the thousands contln
ually max ng failures, receive too
little charity, even when the result is
prostration by disease, or sudden
death by suicide, or some terrible
crime. For not until life is ended,
and the result of the post.mortem ex.
animation is known, can the physi
clan declare that the cause was or
ganc arrangement of the system
They pronounce it blood-poisoning,
melancholy, loss of vigor, or nervous
prostration. These so called dis
eases, nine times out of ten. arise
from the kidneys, which are diseased
so that they cannot expel the waste
matter from the blood
There are hundreds of thousands
of people who do not know that the
same quantity of blood that passes
through the heart (this much favored
and admired organ), passes also
thro ugh the kidneys. If the latter
organs are healthy, injurious matter
is not retained, but the pure blood
that has become filtered by the little
hair ike tubes which fill the kidneys
goes to the heart to be diffused
through the entire body, producing
health, and again taking up deadly
waste matter. as it goes.
But if the kidneys are diseased, the
uric acid attacks the weakest organ in
the body, which must eventually give
way. Its then that the physicians and
the patient treat what are really the
effects, not the causes. The strong
point that the proprietors of Warmers
safe cure make is that their great rem
edy cures so many general diseases be-
cause 1t corrects the causes leaving the
effects to right themselves.
Now, nearly every one who becomes
Frustrated, is, if fortunate enough able
to secure the attentions of a physician,
who seeks to make an analysis of the
fluids passed. We have no doubt that
safe cure, have awakened the medical
men from their lethargy on the impor-
lance of urinalysis.
We are to-day in receipt of little
book, Warmers safe cure pamphlet, in
which we find very valuable informa-
ton in regard to diseases, the causes of
their existence and their cures. 1t is
very ingeniously put before the reader
in conversational style. the reader ask,
ing questions, and the publishers in
their answers making very plain some
points but seldom understood. This
matter will be received with much
more interest than the mass of stuff
which is floating about the country,
proclaiming the various merits of pre-
tended nostrums.